Memory Map
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Another idea for the IDE would be to be able to save the memory map to a
file desciribing how things were laid out. This would show which variable
names were assigned to which portions of RAM, Where pre-assigned data
started along with labels, and where program data started (and stopped,
although for a particular stamp, the stopping location would always be the
same).
This would only really be useful if the aforementioned idea of being able to
read the current contents of the stamp would be possible. I understand that
this may not be able to be done with the current hardware, but maybe this
would be an idea for future versions of the stamp or future implementations
of current stamps (an upgrade to the BS2?).
Steve
file desciribing how things were laid out. This would show which variable
names were assigned to which portions of RAM, Where pre-assigned data
started along with labels, and where program data started (and stopped,
although for a particular stamp, the stopping location would always be the
same).
This would only really be useful if the aforementioned idea of being able to
read the current contents of the stamp would be possible. I understand that
this may not be able to be done with the current hardware, but maybe this
would be an idea for future versions of the stamp or future implementations
of current stamps (an upgrade to the BS2?).
Steve